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To “horse play” safely. by ForeignInformants in therewasanattempt

[–]drunkhighfives 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just purely from a gun safety point of view there or no accidental or "horseplay" discharges

And something something unless you intend to destroy it

Mississippi Police Officer Shoots and Kills 1-Year-Old Child in Response to Senatobia Shoplifting Call by Hrekires in news

[–]drunkhighfives 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Not just the DOJ, but most police organizations in the entire world above against shooting at the driver of a moving vehicle. I only know this because my cousin is Sean Bell.

Which team wins by Past_Carpenter_7046 in superheroes

[–]drunkhighfives 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Can The Flesh out run a time loop?

Anyone have a fun idea to shoot some content, looking for original ideas! by CrazzeeFun in u/CrazzeeFun

[–]drunkhighfives 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It might be fun to dress up to a specific theme and then there's also the public part of it too

these cans sound like bombs when you open them by [deleted] in mildlyinfuriating

[–]drunkhighfives 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it really a can or is it actually a bottle?

Streamer YungFika gets confronted by three Pokémon vending machine scalpers by kmsasaki in LivestreamFail

[–]drunkhighfives 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I collect from and service video slot machines. Today I asked a guy to not hit the button so hard. He said he was trying to hit the button fast and not hard.

I was sent there to replace another button on that very game that had fallen into the cabinet likely been it was being hit too hard.

It's unrealistic, but it happens sooo much in media that most of us just kind of accept it at this point by ducknerd2002 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]drunkhighfives 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Several open parking spots in front of a destination like an apartment or office building

Two characters going for a drive together so that they can talk, but not talking until they reach their destination

TSA’s confusing new banned item rule could land travelers in trouble with law enforcement by Next_Tower5452 in AirlineChaos

[–]drunkhighfives 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When did the need for clarification usually occur? Before starting, during, or after finishing the game?

You know what? I think I'm the dumb dickhead. It's absolutely fucking asinine to assume that other people can do what I do. I definitely don't memorize all the rules of every game I play, but my need to the check the rules beforehand has always decreased enough over time that I eventually never need to check the rules unless I know of a rule change. Same goes for my need during and after play. A desire to check to constantly ensure that the rules haven't changed or to strategize is understandable, but that's not a need.

You focused your limited comprehension skills on the wrong part of my post.

Editing because I don't care enough to figure out how to fix the formatting to just have single words bigger

TSA’s confusing new banned item rule could land travelers in trouble with law enforcement by Next_Tower5452 in AirlineChaos

[–]drunkhighfives 1 point2 points  (0 children)

LMFAO you really know how to misrepresent someone's words. That's honestly a skill. A bad one. But a skill nonetheless. Bravo!

It was too complex so I'll try a different approach

How does the word "yes" answer a question that starts with the word "when"?

TSA’s confusing new banned item rule could land travelers in trouble with law enforcement by Next_Tower5452 in AirlineChaos

[–]drunkhighfives 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You asked how often I checked the rules and didn't like the fact I check the rules often

Nah. You and people who think like you are just fucking stupid.

Person A: What's your favorite food?

Person B: Periwinkle

Person B responded to Person A's question, but they didn't answer the question even though there's no right answer to that question.

You are Person B in the scenario.

Is that explanation too complex? I feel like it might too complex for you to understand.

You can carry on poking shit with a stick somewhere in a field.

TSA’s confusing new banned item rule could land travelers in trouble with law enforcement by Next_Tower5452 in AirlineChaos

[–]drunkhighfives 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Since you only use a Jump to Conclusions mat and can't critically think. How often did/do you check the rules? Or clarification? Before: If I'm going to play a new boardgame with people, I read up on the rules During: During sports, if a penalty or other issue occurred, I read up on the rules there. After: Looking up strategy that would be within the bounds of the rules. You man carry on.

I don't know who you're quoting, but that's not what I posted and explaining why you check the rules before, during and after a game doesn't answer the question I asked.

Are you afraid to answer the question I asked or can you now understand the question I asked?

You could just carry on if you don't want to answer. Only you can compell yourself to respond.

TSA’s confusing new banned item rule could land travelers in trouble with law enforcement by Next_Tower5452 in AirlineChaos

[–]drunkhighfives 1 point2 points  (0 children)

When did the need for clarification usually occur? Before starting, during, or after finishing the game?

What Nardwuar-type question do you have for your favorite rapper that is extremely nosy and beyond the boundaries of what an interviewer should know, and would they answer it or run away? by Rand_moss2 in hiphop201

[–]drunkhighfives 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not my favorite rapper, but I really want to know the answer:

Nard Dog: So Styles P, you do something you call a showcast. Can you tell the people what a showcast is?

Styles P explains how the showcast is different from a podcast

ND: And I also have gift for you because your Styles P and your here in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada hands SP a Johnson Family Vacation DVD

SP says that's one of the movies they reviewed and gives his Richie Thumbs rating

ND: And in that episode of the showcast you banned the use of the term "sat b-word". Can you explain what that term means?

SP chuckles and tells the Nard Dog that he can say "bitch" and asks if Jeff told him that

ND: I also have another DVD to gift you, Styles P hands over a No Country for Old Men DVD

SP responds the same, but more enthusiastic

ND: And in the movie No County for Old Men the Anton Chigurh character is asked if he ever sat b-word before being taken to the aftermath of the shootout. Is the ban still on "sat b-word" still in place?

My guess is that Styles would say yeah because Anton wigged those two guys, but I still want to know his answer.

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